Public Landings & Launches
Accessible canoe/kayak launch; a part of Greenwell Foundation summer camps and guided kayak tours!Daytime PaddleExplore Greenwell State Park and the shores of...
Paddle Sports
With over 500 miles of creeks, tidal inlets and open water, paddlers have lots of choices of what to rent and where to go.
Take a leisurely paddle down Mcintosh Run then sip on a glass of wine at the Port of Leonardtown Winery. You are bound to see all sorts of wildlife, before you know it you will end up at the Leonardtown Wharf!
Or, start at Leonardtown Wharf and enjoy your day right on Brenton Bay by historic downtown Leonardtown. They also offer lessons, guided tours, and weekly social paddles. Off-site rentals are available with a reservation and an additional transportation fee.
Explore Greenwell State Park and the shores of the Patuxent River from a new perspective- out on the water during the day or at golden hour!
Whether you seek action and adventure, want to get active, or are looking to connect with nature, there’s so much to discover on this two-hour trip. Spot local wildlife, search for quiet beaches, and make new memories as you paddle along the scenic shoreline. So, gather your group and spend the day out on the water.
Don't own a kayak or didn't travel with your own? No problem: Snow Hill Waterfront Park has a "vending machine" for that - check out the kayak and stand-up paddleboard rental kiosk!
Single-person kayaks, tandem kayaks, and stand-up paddleboards are accessible from an easy-to-use self-serve kayak kiosk, powered by Rent.Fun. Perfect for a spontaneous solo trip or a fun outing with friends—no reservations needed. Just download the app, unlock a kayak or paddleboard, and get out on the water! Paddles and lifejackets are included. Instructions and a download link are available on signage at the kiosk.
See kiosk equipment and pricing details: www.rent.fun/kayak-rental/st-mary's-county-md
Find the rental station at Snow Hill Waterfront Park's kayak launch area, located on a calm cove with access to the Patuxent River. (Turn left at the white barn before the playground/beach parking area.) Always wear a lifejacket when using a kayak or stand-up paddleboard.